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Most internal links at https://w3c.github.io/epubcheck/ point to somewhere below /publishing/epubcheck/…, where there seems to be nothing.
Instead of fixing the /publishing/ part, though, having those simply be relative to the document they are in instead of the site’s root (specially when they point to a lower level in the tree hierarchy) should make it more future-proof and easier to maintain.
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But due to technical limitations, redirection from the github.io to w3.org domain cannot be configured. We'll look into how to improve the situation. If needed, we can always use absolute URLs everywhere 🤔
If needed, we can always use absolute URLs everywhere
My suggestion was actually relative URLs everywhere, but to the document instead of the root. For instance, “Introduction” at https://w3c.github.io/epubcheck/docs/ should link to getting-started/ instead of /epubcheck/docs/getting-started/ (or the current /publishing/epubcheck/docs/getting-started/).
Most internal links at https://w3c.github.io/epubcheck/ point to somewhere below
/publishing/epubcheck/…
, where there seems to be nothing.Instead of fixing the
/publishing/
part, though, having those simply be relative to the document they are in instead of the site’s root (specially when they point to a lower level in the tree hierarchy) should make it more future-proof and easier to maintain.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: